South Carolina State House District 48
One of two legislative chambers in the General Assembly, the House of Representatives has 124 part-time members, one from each geographic House district, elected to 2-year terms in November of even-numbered years. Members must be U.S. citizens, residents of SC and their district, and at least 21 years old. State representatives create and amend state laws, pass an annual state budget, and redraw district lines every 10 years.
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Brandon Guffey
(Rep)
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Rustin Terry
(Dem)
Why are you running for office?
If elected, what are your top three priorities, and what specific actions would you take to address them?
Why should someone vote for you?
Campaign Phone
8038107009
Education
Some college
Qualifications
2025 SCGOP Legislator of the year
We have too many politicians making decisions for their next election and not enough leaders making decisions for the next generation
Protect citizens online
Navigate AI guardrails
Cut taxes
I am a product of my district and love the state of South Carolina. I want to uphold our conservative values while bringing the party back to its fiscally conservative roots. I also have a life mission of protecting children. If we can’t fight for the next generation, why are we even fighting.
Campaign Phone
(803)887-8939
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I’m running to strengthen public education, lower healthcare costs, and improve roads and infrastructure in District 48. As the parent of three children who are going through Clover public schools and the spouse of a public school teacher, I know how important strong schools are to families and our economy. I will support competitive teacher pay and classroom resources, work to make healthcare more affordable and accessible, and push for responsible transportation funding and timely road improvements. In Columbia, I will work across party lines to deliver practical, accountable results for Lake Wylie and North Rock Hill.
I’m running to bring practical, accountable leadership to District 48. My priorities are strengthening public education, lowering healthcare costs, improving roads and infrastructure, and making state government work better for families. As the parent of three children in Clover public schools and the spouse of a public school teacher, these issues are personal to me. I will listen to constituents, work across party lines, and focus on results rather than political labels. I want District 48 to have a representative who is accessible, responsive, and focused on the needs of Lake Wylie and North Rock Hill.
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